Any of you here using Dotnetnuke(CMS) for your websites?

As a matter of fact I am! Not for my personal website, but for a site I'm creating for my job. It's funny because I never thought I'd be creating websites and now I'm doing it for both personal and professional reasons.

From my experience, DotNetNuke is pretty easy to work with. I know most of it is free, but the downside to that (at least according to our IT guy) is that there isn't a whole lot of instructions so you have to experiment to find out how different modules work.

We've designed a very professional looking site at work.

Hope that helps!

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Web Ascender has done over 100 DotNetNuke websites and we have been using it since 2003. It is an excellent CMS if you are using the Microsoft platform. If you are open to platforms there are some PHP based ones such as Joomla that are also really good.

With DotNetNuke you can benefit from sites such as snowcovered.com which have lots of 3rd party add-ons (modules) that can be installed and give you functionality that you would have had to pay big bucks for otherwise.

Snapsis CSS menu and FormMaster are two great 3rd party modules

James - DotNetNuke Consultants and DNN Experts